Faithless in a sentence

Bring your own picnic and make sure you pack your dancing shoes for an evening of tracks from Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, Goldie and many more.

A faithless elector is a representative in the electoral college that does not vote for the candidate they are pledged to vote for once that candidate wins the popular vote, Den Otter explained.

And while the musical line-up – which features Michael Kiwanuka, Faithless, Bicep, Jessie Ware, Alison Goldfrapp, De La Soul, Barry Can’t Swim and Palace – is strong, it is about so much more than bands.

Chicago tells the story, set in the 1920s, of Roxie Hart’s murder of a faithless secret boyfriend, before she convinces hapless husband, Amos, to take the blame, until he finds out he's been duped and turns on her.

Even with their son — a U.S. citizen — brutalized and held by terrorists for nearly a year, they continued to place their faith in the faithless Democrats.

The problem with this radical increase in the household leverage ratio (debt versus income) is that it was dishonestly foisted upon Main Street households by a faithless Fed.

And as Fortune notes, none of these models takes into account the way legal challenges, faithless electors (members of the electoral college who don’t vote for the candidate they’d pledged to), or other confounders might affect the outcome of a race.

Four years ago in this space, I swatted down the idea that so-called “faithless electors” would deny Donald Trump the presidency when electors met to cast their votes for president and vice president in late December of that year.

I find myself wondering if he would be quite as upset if it were Trump who narrowly carried the day, only to see the office given to Biden by faithless electors, but that’s really not the issue at hand.

Nigeria is currently disunited, faithless, tumultuous and regressive, and this also accounts for the unrestrained massive corruption going on in the country.

These voters, known as faithless electors, could tip the balance if the winner has a tight margin when they vote on 14 December.

Currently, such “faithless electors” face a $1,000 fine.

The consequences of such a choice have continued to confuse the faithless for thousands of years.

The death of Rocket continues here in "FAITHLESS" Part 2. Rocket Raccoon is dying!

I see an array of faithless souls pouring out their frustrations on the revered man of God.

She had seen her faithless lover borne off, as if in triumph, amidst the sound of drum and trumpet and the pomp of arms.

Do not give religious duties to careless, faithless and sinful men or to dissipated, indifferent or inexperienced people.

However, all 23 of them became faithless electors and refused to vote for Johnson.

However, he did receive one electoral vote from Virginia from a Republican faithless elector (see below).

One or more of the preceding sentences incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain : citation However, the prophet Malachi states that none should be faithless to the wife of his youth and that God hates divorce.